Rog_B
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Some of this discussion reminds me of a class I took on safe driving.
The instructor had many years of experience. He had also witnessed many accidents, including ones that were fatal and ones that had pretty gruesome injuries.
So, with that kind of background, he of course warned the kids of all the potential dangers on the highways if they were not careful, and if they didn't take driving seriously.
Thing is, when he showed some of the more graphic pictures of broken bodies, some of the kids thought it was pretty funny. Lots of snickering. Was it sort of a defense mechanism, a way of dealing with stuff that people would rather not think about? Maybe.
But there was also the impression that such warnings were really not that relevant to them. Not gonna happen, in other words, along with the feeling that the instructor was purposely exaggerating the dangers. Hey, they hadn't actually seen any horrible accidents themselves, nor had any of their friends, so not to worry.
I think some folks on this board who trivialize the warnings about afterlife exploration are a lot like some of the kids in that class. As is true with just about everything in life, experience is the best teacher. Unfortunately, it can also be a painful way to learn.
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